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Old 01-09-2008, 04:08 PM
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Improper circuit breakers installed

The circuit breakers as installed for my baitwell and bilge pumps are not correct. Baitwell pump draws 2.8 amps but has a 2 amp circuit breaker in the circuit. Pump housing specifies 5 amp breaker should be used. The bilge pump draws 1.9 amps and has a 2 amp breaker in the circuit. Rule website specifies a 2.5 amp breaker.

I have had trouble with these since I bought the boat and finally realized it was these breakers.

I would just replace them but I can't find any with proper connections. The woiring harness uses a round terminal and a #8 screw to attach to the tapped terminals on the breaker. I can find slipon connections but not the ones that will accept a screw.

I need a 2.5 Amp and a 5 amp breaker with the screw type connectors. I think they should be a warranty item on a 2006 boat but don't know. Can someone please respond, I emailed Russ Bennett at the factory and got no response. If I can get them I'll pay for them.

Any help available?? Closest dealer is 100+ miles away.
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Hi Paul. Let me see what I can find out for you.
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Old 01-10-2008, 05:38 AM
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You could always just cut off the old (current) wire connectors and install the slip on type. It's a really easy thing to do...shoud take about 10 minutes. You should be able to pick up the connectors at Boater's World, West Marine, or a similar type store. Connectors are fairly cheap to boot. Good luck.
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PaulGW, Call Russ or Bryant at this number (919) 382-3149. They should be expecting your call.
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circuit breakers

Thanks Randy, Russ Bennett got the correct breakers to me and I got them installed.

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